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October 2008

SMEs to be recognised for infocomm adoption at National Infocomm Awards

Posted date: 1 October 2008
A real estate agency, an IT solutions provider and a digital imaging company have emerged as leading role models for infocomm adoption. [More]

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Infocomm Snapshots

AKSAAS launches first SaaS incubation centre in Singapore

Posted date: 1 October 2008
Singapore-based AKSAAS has launched one of the first Software-as-a-Service incubation centres in Asia. [More]

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Infocomm Snapshots

Next Generation National Broadband Network to be rolled out nationwide by 2012

Posted date: 1 October 2008
The OpenNet Consortium, selected by IDA to design, build and operate the passive infrastructure for the Next Gen NBN, has committed to rolling out the ultra high-speed network nationwide by 2012. [More]

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Infocomm Snapshots

LTA trials next-generation e-payment system for public transit

Posted date: 1 October 2008
The Land Transport Authority is conducting a trial of the next-generation e-payment system for public transit. [More]

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e-Government

Making the leap into infocomm

Posted date: 1 October 2008
Dr Sarah Muttitt, CIO of Ministry of Health Holdings and Senior Director of IDA's Healthcare Cluster, talks about the importance of bridging the IT and business worlds. [More]

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Eye 2 Eye

ST Electronics: Understand the local culture

Posted date: 1 October 2008
It is necessary to learn and adapt ourselves to the way they conduct their business and to understand their history. [More]

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Special Reports

The Middle East: Establishing trust

Posted date: 1 October 2008
IDA set up its Middle East Office in 2007 to help Singapore's infocomm companies tap on opportunities in the region. [More]

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Special Reports

Ecquaria: Leveraging government-level support

Posted date: 1 October 2008
Trade missions between the Middle East and Singapore help open doors for local companies like Ecquaria. [More]

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Special Reports

NCS: Manage the HR challenge

Posted date: 1 October 2008
To do well in the Middle East, it is important to be able to expand the workforce fast enough and to deploy sufficient manpower in the region. [More]

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Special Reports